Right around the corner from Kelly's is a little spot I found at random.
The place was neat and clean, a nice casual spot to enjoy a pint or two. They had several good craft beers on tap. This included a couple of the local brews. Since I was traveling I prefer to drink the local beers since many do not travel. I would like to see a few more local options.
The bartender was quite polite. He helped me select a fine cigar to enjoy later.
Great little neighborhood bar. Patrons and bartenders are very friendly. Prices are what you would expect for most craft brews. As another reviewer mentioned the sangria was a bit of a let down, seeing how to was just poured out of a pre-bought bottle. I'm not a beer drinker so I really wish they offered more cider options, but my husband appeared to enjoy all of his beers. Any where that has free popcorn I will return to :)
Review Source:We often forget to go to Rosie's when looking to meet with friends at a local bar since there are so many options in Dunedin. Thankfully, our friends know to recommend the spot when meeting up and we've been impressed there while day drinking on a Saturday (with the pup, of course) or meeting up on a Tuesday night to watch the game.
With a good selection of micro brews and a friendly staff, you can't go wrong with choosing Rosie's for a day or night out on the town.
Rosie's is one of my favorite stops in Dunedin. It's a very comfortable, friendly pub with an outstanding beer selection. They also offer wine, lambic, mead, and other specialties for non-beer drinkers, but they do not offer liquor. Local brews are regularly offered including Florida Ave, and Dunedin Brewery.
One of my favorite features of Rosie's is the wall of framed photos of all the dogs of the patrons and owners. Rosie the beagle herself is featured on the wall. This is a dog-friendly pub with some outside seating.
They do offer some light snacks such as chips and salsa, and you can help yourself to free popcorn too. There is a large TV behind the bar too.
Rosie's has a very cozy neighborhood atmosphere. The customers tend to be more adult to middle aged rather than the young "hipster" crowd or the senior citizens.
There are lots of great places in Dunedin, but Rosie's is not be missed.
We stopped by here on our way home to St. Pete after a day at the beach. We had our Aussie in tow and saw that this place was very pet friendly.
Located in downtown Dunedin this is a really cute spot. Kind of small, but laid out nicely and there's also some outside tables. Nice decor and great staff. We were welcomed instantly and service was fast. Great selection of beers. There's also a nice wine list. Decent prices. Free popcorn!
We don't make it out to Dunedin very often, but we'd definitely come back here!
This place is absolutely dog friendly. Â On one of the walls there are pictures of what looks to be at least 20 different dogs. Â There was even a dog with his owner sitting at a table. Â I am not the type that thinks that bringing a dog to a bar is a great idea, so this weirded me out a little. Â
They have a good selection of beer and the bartender was very helpful. Â He let my friend and I try a couple different beers before choosing. Â I ended up choosing sangria, because I wasn't in a beer mood. Â I would not suggest choosing the sangria. Â It was from a pre made bottle that you can buy from Publix. Â Definitely not worth the $6. Â However, being this is mainly a beer place, I can't fault them too much for this.
I saw a popcorn maker and I am assuming they have free popcorn. Â That was a neat touch.
This is a pretty small bar and it was filled with what I assume were locals. Â It was a Thursday night around 9 p.m. and was pretty busy. Â I honestly can't see myself going back, but to each her own.
Rosie's is a great downtown spot to grab a drink and still be able to participate in conversation. Some of the other places downtown get a bit loud and aren't good for catching up. During festivals, Rosie's does get packed and loud but most of the time you can enjoy a glass of wine, quality craft beer, ice cold hard cider and snacks at the bar or a table. The bartenders are all great, extremely friendly and knowledgeable about the products they offer. It would be great if they could expand and offer more outdoor seating but there are a couple of small tables for smokers right now. Free popcorn is always cool. One bathroom is tough at times but for the ladies, it is always super clean. The selection is great for a small place, they even offer a few varieties of mead!
Review Source:By far my favorite bar in Dunedin. They have a fantastic selection of beers and while I recommend the Palm Belgian Amber, you have try the banana bread beer at least once. I thought I would hate it, but it was actually pretty darn good. It is a dog friendly place so bring the pups and enjoy the friendly atmosphere and exceptional staff.
Review Source:Great spot to grab a brew while strolling through downtown Dunedin. Â Service was very friendly, the pub is dog-friendly (which is truly refreshing and a rarity outside of the pacific northwest), and it's designed very nicely. Â Free samples to make sure you like what you're ordering, and $1 off during happy hour. Â We got the Palm, a Belgian lager that was delicious. Â Great little spot!
Review Source:Ran into Rosie's by accident to avoid a rain storm. Â The bartender was friendly and readily offered samples of any/all beers on tap which included a comprehensive variety (something I haven't seen so far in Florida), not to mention the bottled selection. Â Ended up spending the entire afternoon there. Â They don't serve food, but are quick to offer up a binder full of local menus and encouraged take-out or delivery. Â The wine selection is a little pricey, but the beers are very reasonably priced. Â We liked it so much that we returned that evening to find the owners and a live Kenny Chesney concert on DVD... not for everyone, but perfect for the low key crowd there on a Thursday night. Â And the best part... dogs are welcomed and encouraged- emphasized by a wall full of framed photos including the owner's pup Rosie. Â I wish I lived closer... I'd become a regular!
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